Martha Silano – She’s Pretty Much Who She Was; A Poem about Twinflower
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John A. Nieves – Scattering
Oak Morse – Hawk Heat Black Man
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Christopher Brean Murray – Dreams of Labrador
Aleena Ahmed – Paralysis
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Eli V. Rahm – UNTITLED 1969
Rebe Huntman – Marriage With Caged Sky & Lines from Rumi
Puneet Dutt – Neon Syzygy
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Allison Field Bell – The Girls
Ann Pedone – The Directory; from: Sheep
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